All Things Considered
Taxis wait in London in June 2014. By law, the drivers of London's black cabs must memorize all of the city's streets, a process that takes years of study. The taxi drivers are opposed to Uber and drivers using a GPS, but the High Court ruled in favor of Uber last week. Oli Scarff/Getty Images hide caption
Joe Biden Announces Decision Not To Run For President In Rose Garden Speech
Many Alabama Lawmakers Use Personal Email To Conduct Official Business
Rep. Dent: Paul Ryan Must Explain 'Mathematical Reality' Of Speaker Race
Justice Scalia: 'Wouldn't Surprise Me' If Supreme Court Strikes Down Death Penalty
Odel Bennett, a 22-year-old Israeli woman, lies on a hospital bed as her mother Miriam Gal holds Odel's son Natan, 2, at the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem. Bennett was stabbed in an Oct. 3 attack by a Palestinian that killed her husband and lightly wounded her son. Tsafrir Abayov/AP hide caption
As Attacks Mount, Israelis Describe Lives Lost And Families Shattered
A train carrying hundreds of migrants stops at the train station in Cakovec, Croatia, on Tuesday. Hungary shut down its border with Croatia to stop the free flow of migrants, prompting Croatia to redirect thousands of people toward its border with Slovenia. Petr David Josek/AP hide caption
Taxis wait in London in June 2014. By law, the drivers of London's black cabs must memorize all of the city's streets, a process that takes years of study. The taxi drivers are opposed to Uber and drivers using a GPS, but the High Court ruled in favor of Uber last week. Oli Scarff/Getty Images hide caption
London's Cabbies Say 'The Knowledge' Is Better Than Uber And A GPS
Prairie View, Texas, Reflects On History Of Racism After Police Incidents
What Happens When The Price Of Free Goes Up? YouTube Is About To Find Out
Family Of 31-Year-Old Fatally Shot By Police Officer Demands Answers
An Odd Group Of 5: Roommates Welcome Syrian Refugee Into Toledo, Ohio, Home
Qumotria Kennedy, 36, stands at the baseball field in downtown Biloxi where she worked as a contract maintenance employee. She's a plaintiff in an ACLU lawsuit accusing the city of operating an illegal "debtors' prison." William Widmer/Courtesy of ACLU hide caption
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad Visits Moscow In First Trip Since War Began
A Romanée-Conti bottle of 1989 estimated between 6000 and 7000 euros is displayed, on May 12, 2014 in the historic luxury art nouveau hotel Lutetia in Paris. Last Christmas, thieves stole $300,000 worth of fine wines from famed Napa Valley restaurant the French Laundry. Most of it was Domaine de la Romanée-Conti. Francois Guillot/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
Burlington Plans Paramedic Services
Intruder With Hatchet Smashes Up Planned Parenthood Clinic
Murder Trial For Woman Accused In Son's Death Is Delayed
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